In cooperation with the Technical University Hamburg Harburg and urban utility company Hamburg Energie, Siemens works on a thermal storage solution for ...
Renewable and cheaper energy for Mexico
The opening of Mexico’s energy sector helps to lower prices for energy and is at the same time supporting renewables. The energy reform allows ...
US on the way to a low-carbon economy?
While several developments have let the US to shift its energy outlook, it has to stay on this track to achieve a low-carbon economy. Long-term effort by ...
Renewable energy revolution for Ukraine
Energy independence from Russia has become a major security issue for Ukraine. Due to that the development of renewable energy has become a priority for ...
Europe’s wind power capacity to grow by 140 GW by 2025
A new study shows that despite policy uncertainties, the wind power capacity of Europe can expect an additional 140 GW to be installed by 2025. Especially ...
First US recycling network for PV and solar panels
The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) set up the first US recycling program for photovoltaic and solar panels. The project includes many solar ...
A people-powered energy revolution by 2050
A new report reveals that it might be possible for more than half of the population of the European Union to generate their own electricity by 2050. This ...
California plans to use high-traffic roads to produce electricity
California is one of the most congested states in the US and its government considers utilizing the high traffic volume: According to a report by the Los ...
Smart thermal insulation
A study led by MIT showed that a thermal insulation of 16% of buildings in Cambridge, Massachusetts can lower the gas consumption for heating by 40%. The ...
Where Clinton and Trump stand on energy issues
The presidential candidates of the United States, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, diverge widely on the future of energy generation and consumption in ...
